Author: martin fierz
Date: 00:56:04 08/27/04
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On August 26, 2004 at 12:02:43, Eran Karu wrote: [snip] >A computer with Pentium or AMD 10000 Mhz or more will be too hot for the current >chip - it won't be efficient. no, it will melt within seconds :-) >That is why I think a much more powerful computer >that contains silicon carbide chip will be robust and efficient that withstands >very high heat and high voltage. Don't you think it is good news for us? ;-) do you mean this part? "This breakthrough could pave the way for far more efficient electronic devices, and for devices that would operate in conditions too harsh for pure silicon: in fuel regulators inside jet engines, for example, or out in space." wow - you will be able to play against your chess computer inside a jet engine! cheers martin
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